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66 SPORTS Vlz < 66 SPORTS VlZ (rlcnn Glenn Buesing Buesing Without Ehrhardt; Rams Can't Fly Would the defending Yankee Confer played a role in Rhody's misfortune. Both ence Champion Ram football team be the quarterbacks, Greg Farland and Paul Ghi- same without Ail-American quarterback, lani, registered some impressive statistics Tom Erhardt? for the Rams' passing oriented offense. it is possible that a taint of Erhardt's However, they aLso threw for some costly aura was present in the '86 edition of interceptions. Injuries to (ireg Farland Rams football, but it certainly did not and the Rams' leading receiver. Bob Don- show up in the win column. Rhody man field, as well as the offensive line slopped aged to stave off Southern Connecticut, 34 the Rams' offense from executing consis - 18 for its lone victory of the season. tently. Injuries forced head coach Bob Untimely turnovers proved to be the Griffin to call on the services of players predominant force behind the Rams' lack which had never suited up for a varsity of success. For instance, six interceptions game. in a 2 1 - 1 4 overtime loss to UConn stymied Even after Rhody's last game of the sea Rhody in its attempt for a second win. son (a 36 - 9 loss to Northeastcrnl. Ciriffin " Their final game summed up the season as hadn't lost faith in his 'X6 team. fhe good a whole. The Rams committed 9 turnovers things I could say in the past, I can't say en route to a 36 - 9 loss to Northeastern. today. Maybe the good effort and lack of Inexperience and key injuries also reward finally caught up with us." Griffin added, "Today we learned what losing is all aboul, but I don't judge the 1986 team on what I saw today." Chris Wardell Helena Sheldon 72 SPORTS Helena Sheldon Chris Wardell Helena Sheldon SPORTS 73 Glenn Buesing Youth Shine For Lady Harriers With only 7 squad members, all of Head coach Lauren Anderson, who whom were underclassmen, the WRam hoped that Ihe Amhersl meet would be a cross-country team had some outstanding tune-up for the New England Champion performances. ships, believed Rhody would finish in the Their best showing was registered in a lop 5 of the 37 - team field of the NE. adrangular meet held midway through competition. Ihc \inhcist. Mas chu Although Rhody did nol pack their run I he lop .s W k iniKTs linishcd .<< scc- ners well, they did register a respectable onds iMihiii Cl hcr lu si.undl> dcleal eighth place. Chris Healy, in 22nd position UMass. Verm nd the University of in that race, attained All-New England New Hampshi Status. Chris Healy. Rhody's lead runner all "Each member of the WRam's harriers season, led the squad with a second place is planning lo compete on the indoor track finish. Kelly Pinckney, Kim Deppen, team this season," according lo coach An Meghan Lee, and Wendy Westphal derson who believes that her runners will grouped strategically in the 7, 8. 9, and II be well prepared by their cross country positions. training. The WRams mentor added that the season had been a good experience for the freshmen concerning the quality and continuity of work necessary in collegiate level cross country. mi iHi 7'W 7r^^ (ilenn Buesing Inconsistency is Spikers Worst Enemy Inconsistency is the best they also were learning how to lose to Penn State, the eventual word to describe the 1986 per play as a team with new people. A-10 Conference Champions. formance of the URI women's URI freshman setter. Lisa Despite their mediocre re volleyball team. Jackowiack agreed, "We have cord, Rhody did manage to Their inability to hold onto all new people on Ihe squad. place several players among momentum, combined with un- We haven't gelled yet." Dawn the lop 10 in individual A-10 tmiely unforced errors, pro Banket, an outstanding hitter, statistics. duced a frustrating 12-24 was the only returning player Sophomore captain Rhoda record. from the '85 edition of the Slovens was among the leaders With only one junior and no WRam spikers. in digs, blocks, and kills. Sue seniors on the squad, the Finishing in a tie for third Hebert in blocking. Dawn Ban WRam spikers" inexperience place with UMass in the A-10 ket in kills, and Lisa contributed to their inconsis Conference Tournament Jackowiack in setting were also tency. Not only did the Rhody proved to be one of the bright among the A-10 leaders in squad lack experience playing spots of the season for Rhody. those categories. volleyball at the college level. The URI spikers went on to Freshman setter Lisa Jackowiack, who is from South Bend, Indiana, is like the quar terback of the young Rhody squad. She controls what hap pens on the WRams' side of the net. Jackowiack played well enough to be considered for the A-10 Freshman of the Year award. If she had won, she would have been the third consecutive URI spiker to earn the honor. The duo of Dawn Banket and captain Rhoda Stevens didn't allow Jackowiack to take all of the spotlight. As sophomores, both players bring much needed experience and leadership. Banket, last year's A-10 Freshman of the Year, and Stevens attended the 1986 East Coast tryouts for the Pre- Olympic Festival in Houston, Texas and were among the 50 women chosen nation wide to participate in the Festival's volleyball competition. Jim Fraser SPORTS 77 Youth Doesn't Hinder Harriers cross country Despite losing Greg Hale (runner-up in the lC4A's) and two other outstanding runners in Tennyson Muindi and Joe Swift to graduation, the URI cross country head coach still had an optimistic outlook on the season. The squad, which featured five fresh men and five sophomores, was led by the consistent efforts of Roger Bragg and Bobby Hoppler. The sophomore duo sparked Rhody's season by recording the second and third fastest L'RI times ever on the URI home course. The Rhody runners, whose goal was to finish in the top ten in the New Englands, came clo.se. finishing eleventh. Both Bragg and Hoppler, in 22nd and 35th positions, led URI. "Building towards future success." was head coach John Copeland's main goal for the season. The Ram harriers wanted to make things happen anyway. In a tri-meet ys held October 10. each member of the URI squad lowered his time on their home course. Copeland sees great potential for the future, depending on how much hard work his runners are willing to put in. Catherine Frum Catherine Frum Rhody Sticklers' Goal is to Score More Goals It was definitely a lack of offensive punch that acted as the force behind the 1986 URI Field Hockey team's 4-I3-I record. The WRam sticklers were shut out eight times and man aged to score no more than one goal in only two of their 18 games. In fact, the WRams were outscored by a total of 47- 19 for the season. URI's offensive attack was nol balanced either. Carol Gu- lija and Kathy Cole tied for the team scoring lead with six each. This accounted for Catherine Frum pair more than 60% ofthe WRams' offense. Sue Gordee, who also plays for the URI Softball team, gar ^^^SS nered 8 total points (with 3 goals and 2 assists) to help out with the scoring. SP its Ironically, Rhody opened seasn on September 9th with a 6-2 victory over Fairfield. The WRams had to savor that tri umph, because they would have to wait one month and ten games later until they would capture their second win; a 3-1 decision over Southern Con necticut College on October 9th. During that ten game drought, in which Rhody was blanked five times, iheir only r appeasement came in the form of a 0-0 tie against Lowell n University. Copping their longest win ^^K>^ ning streak of the season (2 games), Rhody beat Boston University by a 1-0 count. ^ Catherine Frum Ll. The WRams finished the season the same way they be gan; with a win; defeating Holy Cross 2-1. Although the wins came few and far between, the WRams made their wins count; posting three of their four victories at home and collecting all four wins against New England opponents. Catherine Frum WRam Hooters Look to Improve In only their third year as a URI varsity team shut out Southampton (1-0) and State - and sport, the WRam's soccer squad head Framingham (2 0) then nipped coach Lisa Belya was hoping that her Holy Cross (2 - 1) to finish at 8 - 8. squad could improve on last seasons 8 - 8 Interestingly enough, the Rhody hooters record. did outscore their opponents overall 30 - Ironically enough, the WRam hooters 26. That statistic is of no wonder consider - that the WRams outshot their once again posted an 8 8 record. ing oppo - It did nol look as if the Rhody squad nents 169 131. would even be able lo match last years Sue Rocchio, who was responsible for - record when they got off lo an ominous I taking 25 % of the WRams' shots on goal. - 4 over shouldered the team's with 12 4 start. Although the team went 4 scoring lo and 5 assists. Lisa added 7 the next eight games to pull their record goals Coniglaro 5 - 8, their chances of a .500 season looked goals and 4 assists while Alliso McManus slim with only three contests remaining.
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